Curso
How People See
Vision is minimal for seeing. The brain processes and interprets what we see, ultimately creating an understanding.
Módulos (13)
| Recurso del curso | Recurso original | Creado por |
|---|---|---|
| 1. What You See isn't What Your Brain Gets | 1. What You See isn't What Your Brain Gets | Mary Kelly |
| 2. Peripheral Vision is Used More Than Central Vision to Get the Gist of What You See | 2. Peripheral Vision is Used More Than Central Vision to Get the Gist of What You See | Mary Kelly |
| 3. People Identify Objects by Recognizing Patterns | 3. People Identify Objects by Recognizing Patterns | Mary Kelly |
| 4. There's a Special Part of the Brain Just for Recognizing Faces | 4. There's a Special Part of the Brain Just for Recognizing Faces | Mary Kelly |
| 5. People Imagine Objects Tilted and at a Slight Angle Above | 5. People Imagine Objects Tilted and at a Slight Angle Above | Mary Kelly |
| 6. People Scan Screens Based on Past Experience and Expectations | 6. People Scan Screens Based on Past Experience and Expectations | Mary Kelly |
| 7. People See Cues that Tell Them What to Do With an Object | 7. People See Cues that Tell Them What to Do With an Object | Mary Kelly |
| 8. People can Miss Changes in their Visual Fields | 8. People can Miss Changes in their Visual Fields | Mary Kelly |
| 9. People Believe that Things that are Close Together Belong Together | 9. People Believe that Things that are Close Together Belong Together | Mary Kelly |
| 10. Red and Blue Together are Hard on the Eyes | 10. Red and Blue Together are Hard on the Eyes | Mary Kelly |
| 11. Nine Percent of Men and One-Half Percent of Women are Color-Blind | 11. Nine Percent of Men and One-Half Percent of Women are Color-Blind | Mary Kelly |
| 12. The Meaning of Color Varies by Culture | 12. The Meaning of Color Varies by Culture | Mary Kelly |
| How People See - Quiz | How People See - Quiz | Mary Kelly |